June 18, 2012
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Letters
Reading the Christian Science magazines is like visiting a “green isle of refreshment.
Article
Ever wanted to
know more about how you can take greater advantage of Mary Baker Eddy’s unique system for “self-instruction in Christian Science” through the Bible and her book, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures?
Article
We don’t have to get stuck in a cycle of guilt, since God knows each of us as innocent.
Article
Don’t be lulled into accepting fear or discord as part of your thinking.
Church Alive
We began having church services in our home. Later, we met in a building on the local college campus.
Article
Three Sunday School students tell how they've prayed.
Spiritual Focus on Books
Readers can find themselves among these pages and chart their own course.
Sentinel Watch
The democratic political process may be seen as symbolic of mankind's desire for just government.
In the Christian Science Bible Lesson
The Old Testament understanding of God's law gave way to a more spiritual understanding of God's law through Jesus' teaching and healing ministry.
In the Christian Science Bible Lesson
When we are governed by the one Mind, God, the divine law of Love unfolds in our experience with blessings.
Items of Interest
Christ Fellowship
[a church in McKinney, Texas] exemplifies most of the latest ways churches dramatically extend their reach of church beyond any one time or local address.
Testimony of Healing
With deep gratitude I want to share a healing of a long-standing problem.
Testimony of Healing
“Your worth was, is, and always will be safe and established in God.
Testimony of Healing
One morning in late spring, when my youngest son, Teddy, was about six years old, my sister-in-law and I took our children for a walk on the lower trail at Taughannock Falls in upstate New York.
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